Followed neighborhood signs for local pumpkin patch on our way to another farm…read more This place is extremely odd. There is a $10 charge for taking pictures on your phone or camera. There are offerings for children's activities such as petting zoo, hay ride, hay bale maze, and possibly other things. I appreciate the go get em spirit to take advantage of every opportunity to make a living this holiday season. By the way, the entire grounds are surveilled, which also feels odd. Just so odd. ODD!!!! We ended up getting 2 nice pumpkins for a decent price, though with the unpleasantries of phone restrictions I would probably have preferred a grocery store purchase. I very much wish we continued down to road to our initial destination, though there is also a sense of satisfaction having helped a very unusual albeit not exactly pleasant small business. Pumpkins are taxed, so be ready for that. They take card and cash. Cashier was extremely charming and friendly.

We love supporting local businesses like Mr. Tree Farm. They are very friendly, Plus I love the…read morepetting zoo.

It's YE Gurl, here for the flowers and the life lessons in bloom…read more Timbuk Farms Tulip Festival Granville, OH 4/27/2025 After hearing the buzz (and spotting a few too many pastel-clad photo dumps on Instagram), I finally made my way to Timbuk Farms' Tulip Festival--and it did slightly disappoint. Think of it as Ohio's most photogenic meeting of the minds: aspiring influencers, local families, plant-loving aunties, and at least one goat that clearly thinks it's in charge. The farm setup is charmingly chaotic in the best way: hay towers, bouncy castles, cardboard cut-outs, and a lineup of goats ready to be hand-fed at 50 cents a handful. Rows upon rows of tulips in full bloom awaited us, $1 a stem. It's part aesthetic, part strategy--because yes, the seasoned grannies will coach you on the art of pulling bulbs with stems intact. (Pro tip: look for those slightly opened blooms if you want better replanting success.) We caught the tail end of the season, so while I wasn't dressed like a walking Pinterest board, I got the full experience. Dirt under my nails, sun on my face, and a haul of 18 vibrant tulips for $19.31. The wait to check out was a little steamy--sun beating down, line inching slowly--but it gave me a chance to eavesdrop on gardening tips and admire a dog wearing flower crowns. There are also food trucks and coffee carts if you need a break, and plenty of plants and bulbs for sale if you're looking to extend your floral moment beyond the bouquet. Just a heads-up: parking is gravel-based, bumper-to-bumper, and you'll probably end up next to a pickup truck with a decal that reads "I only stop for tulips." Welcome to the Midwest. Would I go back? Absolutely--only next time I'm dressing for the photo ops and the heat.

We drove out here for the Lavender festival a few weeks ago and to be honest it was not quite what…read moreI was expecting. There were a ton of cute photo opportunities and my son had a great time. The property itself is gorgeous and I would recommend if you are looking to buy a Christmas tree or plant as they had a large greenhouse selection. However when I think of a festival I imagined vendors with unique lavender products to purchase or food. Maybe my expectations were too high but I was a little underwhelmed.

This is an adorable farmers market and craft shop about a block from the Buckeye Lake Winery near…read moreThornville. Nice fresh fruits and vegetables. Really cute arts and crafts - it's great stop. Very nice people and fair prices. Highly recommended.

Great local location Knowledgeable staff…read moreNice selection of seasonal plants Herbs, annuals, perennials, succulents, yard chemicals, dirt/mulch/peat moss. They install everything they sell

Staff are friendly and knowledgeable great selection of seasonal plants including perennial and…read moreannual plants and mini succulents. Prices are mostly affordable some plants are on the higher end. Overall it is pleasant experience

Let me start by saying, I don't know whose fault this is but someone. SOMEONE needs to hear this…read more Let us begin with finding the event. Yelp told me that the Columbus Axe Throwing place, where the event was being held, was next to The Continent. What is The Continent you ask? Well it's an appropriately named apartment complex, or quite possibly a small village, the size of a medium continent. We drove around this multi-neon-colored buildings for a solid 38 minutes looking for this place. Weaving around multiple (multiple!) nightclubs, the french quarter (WTAF), and what appeared to be an abandoned theater ... I was determined to browse overpriced homemade soaps, tiny pop tart pins, sarcastic baby onesies and handmade cards. DETERMINED. Yelp failed to mention that the only way to find this place was to drive through a tunnel into the depths of The Continent where you quite possibly only have a 97% chance of returning alive. But alas we found it ...and the postcard sized sign on the door. Once inside we wandered around looking for the craft fair, passing abandoned furniture, squeezing between the nets behind the batting cages, carefully passing under falling ceiling tiles until we finally reached the Craftin Outlaws sign. It was practically glowing, we made it ! It was all worth it! Spoiler Alert: Nope. There were literally 6 tiny booths of crafts. There were no other customers. Likely because no one else was willing to risk their lives or spend 45 minutes in pursuit of crafts of the outlaw variety. I browsed the crafts for 90 seconds. I haven't been this disappointed since the 2016 World Series and the 2016 election, in that order. Everything about this event was wrong with the exception of the blue slushy I got in the way out the door. Although I'm still drinking it and wouldn't be surprised if the lid fell off, spilling electric blue sludge all over my lap. The LITERAL (blue) cherry on top of the worst 46 minutes of my life.

Leading up to the craft fair their twitter account highlights vendors ahead of time. Most of them…read morehave web sites so you can peruse what's available and make a shopping list ahead of time. This was my first time at the event and I was impressed. It wasn't so crowded that you got lost or forgot where you saw something you liked. Nice variety of items were for sale. Items included recycled/upcycled glass goods, recycled/upcycled hair clips, bead/metal/leather jewelry, clothing (cowls, t-shirts, scarfs), drawings/prints, soaps/lotions and animal/hero masks. Afterwards, Craftin' Outlaws sent out a survey via Twitter to get feedback and follow-up on the event.

Baby K somehow guessed where we were going on the way. I pled ignorance, so she was still a little…read moresurprised when we walked around the corner and saw it. She headed straight for the newest Paw Patrol character, and thankfully didn't want anything more (she said lots of things were neat, but didn't push.) The basic doll is a little expensive, but of course you have to get some clothes, etc., so it adds up. We ended up spending $75, but I was ready for about that amount. The filling process is quick, the heart insertion is super cute (get your video rolling,) and she loves it. Not something to do every day (it has been two years for us since the first one we got) but a nice occasional splurge. There are a ton of character options, and the smaller ones are reasonably priced, especially during a sale. You can go over the top with roller skates for a freaking stuffie, a chair for them, whatever, but you can get out for $25-$50 if you're firm.

So, I have walked by many of these spots but finally my daughter dragged me into here so we could…read moreget our bears-a-built.. Now, I am not a doll kind of person but I did like the setup. When you first walk in the least expensive bears are right in front so if your child is somewhat small you could sneak out of there for around $20 if your really wanted.. I was surprised to find a 'Hello Kitty' doll we could build and for my little one it was all over.. You pick out the doll, they stuff it for you according to how soft or firm your kiddo wants it and finally you can dress and name the animal. Overall the experience was pretty good and the staff was friendly but you sort of get nickeled and dimed (the dress and shoes for ours were sold separately) and you can easily get stuck in a long line if your there on a Saturday afternoon.

I have one anthurium I'd invested in $60 and a steal on a huge polka dot begonia. Everyone was…read morelovely, the potting station was worth it with a nice variety of glazed pots. I will find the pics of my plants and add them. As a plant parent to far too many, I'd go back in a heartbeat for one of their fantastic sales. I do wish the parking was a little more accessible but was helped out on a freezing day with my haul.

I have received two Palmstreet giveaway plants from Bakers Acres. They arrived ASAP and perfectly…read more They were packaged excellently. I can't recommend this seller enough. I found out I was too late to leave a PalmStreet review (10 days), so I wanted to shout them out here. Tysm!

I'd just like to take a moment to express my sincerest thanks to Danny at Panini Opa! He was…read moreincredibly kind to me and the group of individuals I was with for work today. As a DSP for the special needs community there are many places I have visited with individuals where it was evident we were not welcome. I approached Danny and asked him if there were any gluten free items on the menu as we were struggling to find a GF option for one of the ladies in my group. He informed us that there were plenty of items available and was more than happy to serve our group. Danny really made our day and his positive, welcoming attitude towards the individuals and myself was refreshing! Thank you so much Danny, you and your family now have a very large group of loyal customers excited to give you our business!

I stop into the North Market Bridge Park occasionally for dinner, snacks, or events. My most recent…read morevisit was for Bingo!, which is held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month. My friends and I enjoyed ordering our dinners and drinks from a variety of spots during breaks in the Bingo. We've added it to our monthly calendar! I personally had a draft cider from the Market Bar and Falafel Kitchen. My friends had Panini Opa and Lan Viet.